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Favourite Movie:
Christmas VacationAs a child, what was your
dream job? Hockey player or electricianPet Peeve: Traffic!Favourite offseason activity: Spending time on the water

BECAME A LEAF: Signed as a free agent by Toronto,
July 1, 2012.

TRANSACTIONS: Originally St. Louis' first choice,
57th overall, in 2001 Entry Draft. Traded to Colorado by St.
Louis with Erik Johnson and St. Louis' first round choice
(Duncan Siemens) in 2011 Entry Draft for Kevin Shattenkirk,
Chris Stewart and Colorado's second round choice (Ty Rattie)
in 2011 Entry Draft, February 19, 2011.

2011-12 SEASON: Played 80 games for Colorado
collecting 17 points (10 goals, 7 assists) with 31 penalty
minutes. Ranked 1st on team in shorthanded ice-time
at (3:06) per game. Reached 10-goal mark for the 3rd
time in career (11 in 2009-10, 12 in 2008-09). Consecutive
games played streak of 275 games
ended Nov. 10 vs. NY Islanders. Marked
1st time missed a game since Mar.
4, 2008 vs. Los Angeles. Collected a
season-high 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist)
Nov. 15 at Pittsburgh. Scored 4th career
shorthanded goal Nov. 30 vs. New Jersey.
Played 500th career NHL game Dec. 8 at
Calgary.

CAREER: 2010-11: Split season
between St. Louis and Colorado. Played
56 games for St. Louis collecting 16
points (6 goals, 10 assists) with 18 penalty minutes.
Traded to Colorado Feb. 18. Played 24 games for Colorado
collecting 4 points (1 goal, 3 assists) with 12 penalty
minutes. Played in each game possible for St. Louis and
Colorado. Recorded 1st career hat-trick Oct. 30 vs. Atlanta.
Went 11-for-11 on faceoffs on Nov. 11 vs. Nashville. Became
only St. Louis player in team history to go unblemished
on at least 10 draws since NHL began keeping faceoff
statistics. Made Colorado debut Feb. 19 at San Jose.
Scored 1st goal with Colorado, collected an assist and was
(+3) Apr. 1 at Phoenix.

2009-10: Played 82 games for St.
Louis collecting 29 points (11 goals, 18 assists) with 22
penalty minutes. Ranked 1st among all NHL forwards in
total shorthanded minutes (306:53) and shorthanded icetime
per game (3:44). Ranked 9th in NHL faceoffs taken.
Ranked 1st on team in faceoff wins (701). 1 of 3 St. Louis
players to play in all 82 games. Ranked 2nd (tie) on team
in game-winning goals (3).

2008-09: Played 82 games for
St. Louis collecting 26 points (12 goals, 14 assists) with
29 penalty minutes. Established a career-high for goals.
Ranked 1st among all NHL forwards in shorthanded icetime
(315:08). Played in all 82 games for 1st time in career.
Registered a career-high 3-game goal-streak (Feb. 24 -
28) with 3 goals. Collected 100th career
NHL point (goal) Feb. 3 at Columbus.
Played 300th career NHL game Mar. 20
at Calgary. Played 4 playoff games for
St. Louis collecting 4 penalty minutes.
Made NHL playoff debut in GM #1 WCQF
Apr. 15 at Vancouver.

2006-07: Played 81 games for St. Louis
collecting 36 points (8 goals, 28 assists) with 55 penalty
minutes. Established career-highs for assists, points and
penalty minutes. Played 100th career NHL game Dec. 19
at Pittsburgh. Collected a career-high 19 penalty minutes
Dec. 26 at Nashville. Twice registered a career-high 6-game point streak (Jan. 6 – 18) with 7 points (1 goal, 6 assists)
and (Mar. 27 – Apr. 5) with 6 points (1 goal, 5 assists).
Played 9 games for Canada at IIHF World Championship
collecting 4 points (2 goals, 2 assists). Scored the fastest
Canadian goal from the start of a World Championship
game – 8 seconds into a game May 7 vs. Team USA. Won
gold medal with Canada.

2005-06: Played 67 games for
St. Louis collecting 27 points (6 goals, 21 assists) with
30 penalty minutes. Played 11 games for Peoria (AHL)
collecting 9 points (4 goals, 5 assists) with 4 penalty
minutes. Played 4 playoff games for Peoria collecting 2
assists with 2 penalty minutes. Made NHL debut Oct. 5 at
Detroit. Became the 5th player in NHL history to score 1st
career goal on a penalty shot Oct. 11 vs. Chicago (Nikolai
Khabibulin).

2004-05: Played 79 games for Worcester
(AHL) collecting 51 points (17 goals, 34 assists) with 45
penalty minutes. Scored 5 shorthanded goals. Ranked 1st
on team in assists and points. Ranked 1st (tie) on team in
games played.

2003-04: In 1st professional season played
69 games for Worcester collecting 25 points (12 goals,
13 assists) with 20 penalty minutes. Played 10 playoff
games for Worcester collecting 3 assists.

2002-03: Played
45 games for Brampton (OHL) collecting 49 points (22
goals, 27 assists) with 37 penalty minutes. Ranked 3rd on
team in goals. Brampton's team captain for this season.
Finished junior career ranked 2nd on Brampton in all-time
scoring with 182 points (91 goals, 91 assists) and trailed
only Raffi Torres (223). Named OHL Eastern Conference's
top player in the "Best on Faceoffs", "Best Checker",
"Best Defensive Forward", and "Best Penalty Killer"
categories. Played 1 playoff game for Worcester. Played 11
playoff games for Brampton collecting 7 points (3 goals,
4 assists) with 11 penalty minutes. Played 6 games for
Canada at IIHF World Junior Championship collecting 3
points (1 goal, 2 assists) with 4 penalty minutes. Won a
silver medal with Canada.

2001-02: Played 61 games for
Brampton collecting 55 points (26 goals, 29 assists) with
43 penalty minutes. Ranked 2nd on team in goals and
points. Played 7 games for Canada at IIHF World Junior
Championship collecting 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist) with
2 penalty minutes. Won a silver medal with Canada.

2000-01: Played 66 games for Brampton collecting 49
points (30 goals, 19 assists) with 61 penalty minutes.
Ranked 2nd on team in goals. Played in 2001 CHL Top
Prospects Game. Played 9 playoff games for Brampton
collecting 6 points (4 goals, 2 assists) with 10 penalty
minutes. Won a gold medal with Canada's Under-18 Team
at Four Nations tournament in Slovakia – August, 2000.

1999-00: In 1st OHL season played 63 games for Brampton
collecting 29 points (13 goals, 16 assists) with 34 penalty
minutes. Played 6 playoff games for Brampton collecting
4 assists with 8 penalty minutes. Won a silver medal as
an assistant captain for Team Ontario at 2000 World
Under-17 Challenge.

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